Flexible operating hours in the family court will begin rolling out from spring 2019, the Law Society has revealed.
Housing Secretary unveils proposals for new specialist Housing Court
The Government is consulting on plans to create a new ‘specialist Housing Court’ which would act as a single route for landlords, tenants and agents seeking to resolve property-related disputes.
Overseas commercial property investors expected to ‘swoop in for Brexit bargains’
A new study carried out by prominent real estate group Knight Frank suggests that the UK will surge in popularity among overseas commercial property investors in 2019.
Thousands of families could be affected by HMRC’s latest Inheritance Tax crackdown
New plans to crack down on Inheritance Tax (IHT) unveiled by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in recent days could affect thousands of UK families that have set up trusts in an effort to mitigate their IHT liability, it has emerged.
Businesses “urged” to appoint more women in senior roles
British business has been “urged” to do more to meet the target of a third of women in senior leadership positions by 2020.